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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-05-20, Page 9"NOW THAT I'VE GOT HIM THIS FAR WHAT DO I DO?" — Brad Skinner of the South Huron Wrestling Club, white sweater, is shown in a preliminary match in the 80 pound weight class at a Junior Olympic wrestling tournament held this past Saturday in Strathroy. T-A photo by Creech. ATOM WINNERS — The Grand Bend Atom team topped a successful season May 12 with their awards banquet in Grand Bend, The winners were, from left to right, Rick Tiedeman, most improved player, Doug Shipley, top scorer and Dean Courtney, most valuable player. In the rear are coaches Doug Jennison and Dan Dalton. T-A photo. Royals schedule finalized SPECIAL EVENTS AT IRONWOOD Seniors Day on Mondays Special for Senior Citizens $2.00 green fee MEN'S NITE EVERY TUESDAY — Tee off 4:30 to 7 — Non members welcome JUNIORS TOURNAMENT EVERY THURSDAY — Tee off 4 to 5;30 — Non members welcome GOLF LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS — Cost $1.00 per lesson (group lessons) — Call Ironwood for more details 235-1521 The Exeter Royals fastball team has finalized their schedule for the coming year, after having three teams drop out of the league. The Royals game against TV SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE • Reasonable Rates • Guaranteed Work • Free Estimates We are pleased to announce the opening of our television service department. We have the equipment and the trained people to provide complete television repair to all makes. Rob Noakes (front) and Ross Alexander will be happy to put your set back in excellent working order. RadierDEIAfhaeli AND TROPHIES 411 Main St. S. Exeter 2351261 ThRO. GRASSMAS7'ER * Rear Bagging Mower AIN REMKES ENTERPRISES Hwy. 4, South of Exeter Phone 228-6281 ,odu D tvY Haven't you done without a Toro long enough? r Kr y LeCtrIC Start BeChneteable Battery Pack uor Key Liscuu:" Stun gol(fing Handl!, I or storagcl • tioniorcPci [lap iroonw 2' 4.1)ust‘01 tac,a0Isr) Au I Wag '' ear WI o tot (for Plstant Mar ttrt Sales and Service Easy to Clow, F myr Tut Melletert Breattwr Ina Halls rIc Sleep klettekt Rear Door Closure Handle Rear Safety Shield Adjustable Wheel (lase Safety Deflector Bar Ant,601604c %rut:Tunnel . 14onsinn (e0-rust molded alumnion6 LOw Sneed11lade Cutting Height Adjustment feVertd1 control) F tie! Ttiu knorkI.runnolu , I 3 ut tauat-Ayl Ittatt t argue F to ar re 164 ,C (funs 01.11101 ErtnIt Wheel PrbYlt, One p 11„ 1 /400"‘ rrrf "' rlfdra', 4•: )44 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR — in Grand Bend for 1975-76 was Dean Courtney,an Atom hockey player. OK USED CARS SMALL SIZE 1975 AUSTIN MARINA 2 door, Michelin radials, radio and tape player. Licence JFN840 1974 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE automatic, radio, paint stripes. Licence HNK799 1973 MERCURY COMET 4 door sedan, 6 cylinder 'automatic, radio, etc. Licence DFU720 MEDIUM SIZE 1974 CUTLASS 2 door hardtop, power equipped, radial tires, radio, etc. Licence HNK740 1974 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 door hardtop, power equipped, Michelin radials, radio, Licence HNK821 1973 CHEVELLE MALIBU 4 door hardtop, power steering, automatic, radio, etc. Less than 19,000 miles. Licence DFY716 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 4 door sedan, automatic, radio. Licence DFZ179 FULLSIZ E3 CHE VROLET BISCAYNE Sedan, power equipped, radio, etc. Licence DHE106 1973 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 door hardtop, power equipped, radio, rear defroster, Licence DFU009 1973 OLDS DELTA ROYALLE 4 door sedan, power equipped, heavy duty suspension, air shocks, vinyl roof, Licence DFV014 1972 IMPALA CUSTOM Coupe, power DeqFwui4p9p6ed, radials, radio, etc. Licence 1972 IMPALA CUSTOM Coupe, power equipped, radio. Licence DFW764 LUXURY CAR 1972 OLDS TORONADO air condition, power windows and locks, vinyl roof, AM/FM stereo. Licence CVK109 '2695 '2295 '2695 '3295 '3295 '3195 '2560 '2495 '2695 '3195 '2295 1 995 1295 Snell Bros. Limited Chevrolet — Oldsmobile 4 1974 MAVERICK 4 door, 302 V-8, automatic, whitewall tires, only 24,000 miles. Licence JCE591 '2895 1973 CUTLASS "S" — two door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. Licence FAZ815 1195 South Huron will have 15 competitors in the WOSSA track and field championships being held at J. W. Little Memorial Stadium May 19 and May 20. Leading the qualifiers far WOSSA will be Huron-Perth record holders Janet Gielen and Paul Shapton, Gielen set a new mark in the open girls 3,000 Metres while Shapton set his mark in the senior boys 100 metres. Midget girls qualifying are: Lucy Van Esbroeck, in the 800 and 1500 metres; Jayne Smith in the high jump; and Jill Tuekey in the discus, shotput and javelin. Qualifying for the junior girls division are: Claudia Jackson for the long jump; Denise Byrne in May 25 Crescent Rolls vs Guess Who May 26 Hensall vs Firemen Wrestlers place well The South Huron Wrestling Club participated in a junior Olympic Wrestling tournament held Saturday in Strathroy. This was the second of three tour- naments held across the province under the direction of the Canadian Amateur Wrestling Association. Jamie Eveleigh of the local club finished first in his weight class, Finishing second were Jeff Johnson, Murray Heywood and Dave Delbridge while Brian Westelaken finished third. Also competing at the meet were Brad Skinner, John Mol, Bill Windsor, Walter Van Essen, John Osgood, Paul Herm, Doug Cooper, Andy Beaton and John Burdon, Coaches Mark Payton, Perry Sereda, Mike Westelaken, Rick Skinner and Murton Brock were extremely pleased with their teams performance considering "their limited amount of prac- tice," the shot-put and Pauline Gielen who is a member of the 1500 me ter relay learn. Kim Postill in the 800 metres, Janet Gielen in the 1500 and 3000 metres and La Donna Wonnacott M the high jump will represent South Huron in the senior girls division. Midget boys competing are Rob Baker and Brian Mercer, Moth in the pole vault. Paul Pooley in the triple and long jump, Perry Pooley in the triple jump and Randy Fisher in the shot-put and discus will represent South Huron in the junior boys division. Paul Shapton will be the lone representative in the senior boys division. May 27 T-A vs Northlanders June 1 Northlanders vs Guess Who June 2 Crescent Rolls vs Firemen June 3 T-A vs Hensall June 8 Guess Who vs Firemen June 9 llensall vs Northlanders June 10 T-A vs Crescent Rolls June 15 Firemen vs Northlanders June 17 Crescent Rolls vs Hensel] June 22 Northlanders vs Crescent Rolls June 24 Firemen vs T-A Guess Who vs Hensall Week of June 29-July 2 Rained out games, if needed July 6 Firemen vs Hensall July 8 Guess Who vs Crescent Rolls Northlanders vs T-A July 13 Firemen vs Crescent Rolls July 15 Guess Who vs Northlanders Hensall vs T-A July 20 Firemen vs Guess Who July 22 Northlanders vs Hensall Crescent Rolls vs T-A July 27 Crescent Rolls vs Northlanders July 29 T-A vs Firemen Hensall vs Guess Who August 3 Northlanders vs Firemen August 5 T-A vs Guess Who Hensall vs Crescent Rolls Week of August 9-13 Rained out games, if needed Timed-Advocate,.May 20 1976 POP 9 TRACK AND FIELD TEAM — 14 members of the SHDHS track and field team competed in the WOSSA tournament being run May 19 and 20. They are, from left to right, in the front row, Brian Mercer, Paul Shapton, Paul Poaley, Randy Fisher, Perry Pooley and Rob Baker. In the second row, Lucy Van Esbroeck, Kim Postill, Janet Gielen, Denise Byrne, Claudia Taylor, Jayne Smith and Pauline Gielen. Missing is LaDonna Wonnacott. T-A photo. Bowling awards The Huron Park Ladies' howling awards were presented last Friday evening. The "Knock-Outs" and the "Sassy Six" were the League and Play-Off champions respectively. Trophies given were: high average, Cheryl Smith; high triple, Eve Smith and high single, Shirley Morly. The most improved bowler award was won by Alice Kooy. Girls soccer Goderich will be fielding an all girls under 14 team for Huron county minor soccer action this season, and they have prompted the Centennial club to put on a drive to encourage girls in the Exeter area to sign up for socer. Three girls are preently on the under 14 team roster and the club is seeking more to complement other rosters in hopes of possibly establishing an all girl team. Under 14's lose The under 14 team from the Exeter Soccer club was defeated 4-1 by Grand Bend Saturday in exhibition play, Doug Hoffman picked up the only marker for the Exeter squad. The under 14's start their regular season schedule in early June, Their next game is Saturday; a return match with Grand Bend at Canner's field in Exeter, Cancer can be beaten SAVE NOW On Over 30 Fully Reconditioned USED CARS These are just a few examples 1974 DODGE MONACO 4 door, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning. Licence DFZ776 '3295 1974 FORD LTD — Country Squire station wagon, brougham decor, split bench seats, deluxe luggage rock. Only 32,000 miles. Licence HZP281 '4395 1970 FAIRLANE — two door, V-8, automatic. styled steel wheels, Licence DAE278 Before inspection. Licence CXD776 '2(495 '695 1970 FORD — Custom 500, two door, V-8, automatic. Before inspection, Licence DJW990 '295 Remember . It's Sense to See LARRY SNIDER MOTORS UMITED EXETER 235-1640 LONDON 227-4191 Open Week days Until 9:00 Saturdoys Until 6:00 13 SHDHS athletes to compete in WOSSA Lucan May 13 was cancelled in order to allow a scheduling shuffle to accommodate the new league set up. Their schedule is below. Exeter Royals Schedule All games 9 o'clock May 11 Exeter at Poplar Hill May 20 Lucan at Exeter May 25 Exeter at Lucan May 27 Exeter at Ailsa Craig May 30 Poplar Hill at Exeter • June 8 Ailsa Craig at Exeter June 10 Lieury at Exeter June 15 Beechwood at Exeter June 17 Parkhill at Exeter June 20 West Corners at Exeter June 22 Sylvan at Exeter June 24 Nairn at Exeter June 29 Exeter a tParkhill July 1 Exeter at Sylvan July 6 Exeter at Nairn July Exeter at West Corners July it Ailsa Craig at Exeter July 13 Exeter at Lieury July 15 Exeter at Beechwood July 20 Exeter at Poplar Hill Rec bail schedule 1974 AUSTIN MINI — Four cylinder, four speed transmission, new paint, Licence HNK550 195 1970 MAVERICK — two door, six cylinder, automatic transmission. Michelin tires. Before inspection. Licence AVL028 '695 1974 GREMLIN'X — six cylinder, automatic,